Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem just delivered a masterclass in how to shut down Democrat political theater before it even starts. In the wake of last week's shooting death of far-left agitator Renee Nicole Good at a Minneapolis ICE facility, Noem quietly implemented a policy that will make it much harder for grandstanding Democrats to show up and cause chaos at immigration enforcement locations.
The new DHS policy requires Members of Congress to submit visit requests at least one week prior to their intended visit date. Translation? No more surprise visits from AOC and her squad looking to create viral moments while our border agents are trying to do their jobs.
This move comes just days after Good was shot at the Minneapolis facility on Wednesday, an incident that the radical left immediately tried to exploit for their open-borders agenda. But Noem saw right through their playbook and acted swiftly to prevent future political stunts.
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Think about how brilliant this is, Patriots. Democrats love nothing more than showing up unannounced at ICE facilities with cameras rolling, hoping to catch agents doing their jobs and spin it as some kind of scandal. Remember when AOC staged that infamous photo-op at the border fence, pretending to cry at an empty parking lot?
Now these political opportunists will have to plan ahead and give ICE a week's notice. That means no more ambush politics, no more surprise press conferences designed to interfere with ongoing operations, and no more using our immigration enforcement as a backdrop for their radical theater.
Noem is proving once again why Trump picked her for this crucial role. While Democrats want chaos and confrontation, she's bringing order and professionalism to DHS operations.
The timing couldn't be better as the Trump administration ramps up its promised mass deportation efforts. The last thing our ICE agents need is a parade of Democrat lawmakers showing up to grandstand and obstruct their work.
Will this stop the radical left from trying to interfere with immigration enforcement? Probably not. But it sure makes it a lot harder for them to exploit tragedies for political gain.